The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-05
LOCAL Bl,EVlTlEs.
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MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
THERE wna not case in tho Police
Court yesterday. Il
IT Is said that tho hawks are making
said havoc among the quail.
TIE GRAND this eyening-last per.
iornance of 1.-THE Waits OF New York"
Two trsins, west, over the Baltimore 4
Ohio, were filled with emigrants yester-
day. a+
JUICE BOYD held aspecial session Of The
Circuit Court yesterday to heer arguments
In chanccry cauaes. ~
The Ladies' Relief Corps OF the G. A. R.,
Of Belsire, visited Holiday Poat, OF this
city, Thursday evening.
A sMALL child Of J. II. Locke, the shoe
man, was badly burned on tho hands by
falling against hot stove. 9Th.
WoRKMEN are now employed in getting
out material for Widening the Panhandle
bridge over the Ohio at Steubenville.
JOHN MURRAY, a native or Ireland, re-.
coivod his second papers In Judge Boyd's
court yesterday and became an American
citizen. @A
a WATER main on Cnapline street south
Of Eleventh burst night before last and
caused some Inconvenience before it was
repaired.
JOHN ADAMS waB yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Samuel
Adams, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum Of 81 900, with P. z. Noble as surety.
The last grand rally Of the Republican
party over the river will be held at E.na.
vile this evening. Hon. David Davis, Of
Cincinnati, and O. L. Poorman will make
speeches.
IT was windy and dusty yesterday, but
nearly c!oudless, and the hopes Of rain
aroused by the warm and balmy air of
early morning wore dashed before the day
wsu very old. =
The Second ward market house is being
painted brick red, and greatly improved
in appearance. The old weather.beaten
look OF the structure is disappearing under
thu brush Of tho painters.
TopHY DR1LLER, who cut John Devin.
ney oyertho river Thureday evening, had
J q hearing at Bridgeport before Mayor
Junkins, and in default Of bail was sent to
jail at st. Clairsville to socure his appsa.-
ance at court.
ThE last will and testament OF John
Summers Was yesterday admitted to pro.
bate and ordered to be recorded. Emma
Westwood and G. W. Kreitsr ousliGsd as
executrix and executor, respectively. and
gave bond in the sum Of $1,000 with W. P.
Bachman as surety.
THERE is trouble with the "Casino
Museum Annex" The manager and his
wifs have both left, leaving sundry bills
unpaid, among which are wages Of the
members Of the company. List night
thoae OF the performers who had not
money enough to leave town gave bene-
, fit performance. VI
GRAFTON ia tho last city to send dele
CATION Of Councilmen here to inspect the
tire brick pavement. The people Of Graf
ton ara thinking Of adopting the system in
vogue hore, ind Messrs. A. @. Love,
John Flanagan and James w. Patton are
now here on tour of inspection.
F. L. GARBINaucusE, of Pittsburgh, rep.
rosenting the Pittsburgh Bridge Company,
which built the iron shed over the city
crematory, was here yesterday investiga-
ting the condition Of the work. The com
pany. wants to settle up the business.
City Health Officer Reed took him up to
look at the building, which ought to have
Satisfied him. -, :,